Every team at this stage of the offseason has questions about the roster. A month out from training camp, with a few months still to the start of the regular season, the Dallas Cowboys look content with where they’re at heading into training camp in July. They’ll make … Read more
Written by: John Williams
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The Dallas Cowboys have used considerable draft resources at the cornerback position in recent years. That continued in 2021 with 2nd and 3rd-round picks going to CB, but we also saw a former 2nd-round pick go out the door in free agency. As we prepare for the upcoming … Read more
Written by: Jess Haynie
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Ezekiel Elliott had the worse season of his career in 2020. He posted career lows in rushing yards (979), yards per rush (4.0), and yards per game (65.3). Also, he tied a career-low with six rushing touchdowns and equaled a career-high with six fumbles. Elliott has responded by … Read more
Written by: Matthew Lenix
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The Dallas Cowboys have finished offseason training activities and their minicamp and have moved into the quiet portion of the offseason. The rookies will stick around this week to continue their work with the team ahead of training camp but the veterans are off until the Cowboys depart … Read more
Written by: John Williams
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There was an almost a 180-degree turn with many fans on Quarterback Ben DiNucci last year. After a lot of hype and interest as a 7th-round draft selection, the rookie had a disastrous first start against the Eagles and was never heard from again. But is one game … Read more
Written by: Jess Haynie
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There have been a lot of fan comments this offseason suggesting that Running Back Ezekiel Elliott has to have a strong 2021 season if he doesn’t want to get released next year. I just wanted to take a few minutes today to help some of you understand that … Read more
Written by: Jess Haynie
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With a first-round pick and arguably their biggest free agent addition both used at linebacker, it was clearly a priority position for the Dallas Cowboys this offseason. But did these investments actually improve things given some of the talent that went out the door in 2021? Our “Better … Read more
Written by: Jess Haynie
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The Dallas Cowboys went heavy on the defensive side of the ball in the 2021 NFL Draft as many expected them to. In the second round, they selected Cornerback Kelvin Joseph out of Kentucky, giving them another promising young talent to groom and play alongside Trevon Diggs for … Read more
Written by: Matthew Lenix
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The Dallas Cowboys had the second-worst run defense in the NFL in 2020. No surprise; big changes came in the middle of the defensive line this offseason. Based on these moves, does it appear that Dallas got better or worse or defensive tackle for 2021? In a season … Read more
Written by: Jess Haynie
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When Dak Prescott went down with a compound fracture and dislocation of his right ankle last October it effectively ended the Dallas Cowboys season and began a long road to recovery for the former Offensive Rookie of the Year. Prescott has worked diligently to get back to the … Read more
Written by: Matthew Lenix
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The Cowboys have seen some significant turnover at defensive end during this 2021 offseason. Today we’ll continue our “Better or Worse” review series and discuss how the needle moved for the DE position with the various comings and goings. Dallas said goodbye to one of their high-profile defenders … Read more
Written by: Jess Haynie
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The Dallas Cowboys have been busy getting their 2021 draft class signed recently. First-round pick Micah Parsons put his John Hancock on his four-year deal on Wednesday, and second-round selection Kelvin Joseph signed his deal on Thursday. Entering Friday, the Cowboys had eight of their 11 draft picks … Read more
Written by: Matthew Lenix
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The Dallas Cowboys and Pittsburgh Steelers will meet in the first NFL preseason game in two seasons on August 5th, as the historic rivals mark football’s return with the Hall of Fame game in Canton, Ohio. This also means both clubs begin training camp on July 21st, three … Read more
Written by: Sean Martin
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The Dallas Cowboys have been a pipeline for NFL broadcasters, with their most visible former player being current CBS lead color commentator Tony Romo. The Jim Nantz and Tony Romo booth received great reviews as soon as they debuted, which has CBS looking the former Cowboy route again … Read more
Written by: Sean Martin
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The Dallas Cowboys are hoping that getting All-Pros back from injury will solve most of their offensive line problems from 2020. But if health concerns continue among the starters, did offseason movement give Dallas better or worse depth for the upcoming season? You know, painfully well, how bad … Read more
Written by: Jess Haynie
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There was a time in the offseason for the Dallas Cowboys when whether or not QB Dak Prescott would sign a four- or five-year deal — or any at all — to remain with the team was their biggest concern. As of Wednesday, Prescott has officially signed both. … Read more
Written by: Sean Martin
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Randy Gregory came into the NFL in 2015 with a world of potential. It’s been a struggle for him to consistently produce on the field as he’s battled his demons off the field which caused him to miss a litany of games under the league’s old substance abuse … Read more
Written by: Matthew Lenix
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Cowboys rookie LB Micah Parsons played at all three linebacker positions at OTAs, and added defensive end to the repertoire in Tuesday’s minicamp practice. When you’re the first round pick on a defense that ranked 28th in points and rush yards allowed in 2020, expecting to contribute early … Read more
Written by: Sean Martin
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Coming away from the 2021 NFL Draft with new talent in the secondary was the biggest priority for the Cowboys. Unable to do so in the first round, Kentucky CB Kelvin Joseph was the pick at 44th overall. Playing in just 15 collegiate games, the Cowboys went with … Read more
Written by: Sean Martin
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The Dallas Cowboys showed, at least for five games, just how explosive they could be on offense in 2020. With Dak Prescott under center, they averaged 32.6 points per game. Once he was taken off the field with an ankle injury the team only put up 21.1 points … Read more
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